Senken will release the next episode of the CWN podcast featuring Adrian Wons discussing ARR projects costing 15€ but also 40€.
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How can ARR projects cost 15€ but also 40€ ?? Dan & I chatted about this in our last CWN episode. Next episode will be out this week.
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Senken
Helping companies neutralise emissions with carbon credits that actually work.
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- Environmental Services
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- Berlin, DE
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- 11–50 employees
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In a market where most carbon credits don’t deliver real impact, our 600+ data points AI Quality Framework ensures that only the highest-quality credits make it into your portfolio. By focusing on integrity and transparency, we help you neutralise emissions, protect your brand, and meet net-zero commitments — without risking greenwashing.
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